Sile Combat Finger Groove Grips fit Smith & Wesson J Round 36 60 SWJRD S&W

Item Description

This listing is for ONE Set of Grips. This is Sile’s Hard Rubber, Thin Profile Combat Finger Groove Grips for any Smith & Wesson J Frame Revolver with a Round Butt Grip frame. It is thinner than its competitors. All J frame guns made after about 1995 are round butt. Models included are 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 36, 37, 38, and those models’ 6 prefix stainless variants; model 63 post 1995; and the 3 prefix series of Air Lites including models 317, 340, 351, and 360. If you aren’t sure whether your Smith & Wesson is square or round butt, please see the S&W Photo to tell the difference between Square and Round. Grip manufacturer was one of Armi San Paolo’s contract suppliers in Brescia, Italy. Importer was Sile, Inc., of NYC, a primary grip supplier back in their revolver-producing heyday, late 1960s through late 1980s. Construction is pliable synthetic rubber, with blued steel grip screws and internal escutcheons. The 1993 Satin Nickel model 442 is not included, and we are not advertising it for sale on this listing. These Sile Grips are very attractive combat rubber grips, brand new and never installed. They are in the comfortable and distinctive finger groove Combat configuration, but with checkered panel centers for optimal control, and they put more rubber between the grip frame and the shooter’s palm than their competitors. They will work just fine with HKS 22J and 36-A Speedloaders, note the nicely recessed area on the upper left panel. Replacement pricing on similar grips from current manufacturers Hogue and Pachmayr are $30 per set or more, and both of those are fat, not thin and sexy like our Italian grips. We’re offering these Sile Italian Combat grips each set for only $ 26.00.

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